NVR Inc. reported an insider ownership change by Susan Williamson Ross involving the company’s common stock on May 29, 2026. The filing describes a transaction involving 1,700 shares of NVR common stock at $624 per share, tied to previously granted stock options. The explanatory note states that the options were granted under NVR’s 2014 Equity Incentive Plan and vested in four equal 25% installments on December 31 of 2018, 2019, 2020 and 2021. Because the options were fully vested before the reported May 29, 2026 transaction, the reported action appears to reflect the use of vested options to acquire NVR common shares at the stated $624 exercise price. The total exercise value for 1,700 shares at that price would be approximately $1.06 million. The provided filing text does not show the full transaction table, including the transaction-code column or Susan Williamson Ross’s beneficial ownership after the transaction. It also does not indicate an open-market sale or a sale price separate from the $624 option price. As a result, the key reported corporate-insider action is the change in ownership associated with vested NVR stock options covering 1,700 shares. The filing was signed on Ross’s behalf by Matthew B. Kelpy as attorney-in-fact. For investors, the filing matters because Form 4 reports give timely visibility into transactions by company insiders, particularly exercises of equity awards that can affect insider share ownership and reflect the use of long-standing compensation grants.